By JUDY BLUME
When my brother Fudge was five, he discovered money in a big way. 'Hey, Pete,' he said one night as I was getting out of the shower. 'How much would it cost to buy New York?'
'The city or the state?' I asked, as if it were a serious question.
'Which is bigger?'
'The state, but all the good stuff is in the city.' People who don't live in the city might disagree, but I'm a city kind of guy.
'We live in the city, right?' Fudge said. He was sitting on the open toilet seat in his pyjamas.
'You're not doing anything, are you?' I asked as I towelled myself dry.
'What do you mean, Pete?'
'I mean you're sitting on the toilet, and you haven't pulled down your PJs.'
Publisher: Macmillan.
Price: $14.95
Age group: 9-11 yrs
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